There was a big landowner living in a village. God gave him many lands, large houses and gardens where all kinds of fruits grew in their own seasons. In addition to cows and buffaloes, he had a good breed of ox and an Arabian donkey. The oxen were used to plow the fields, and the landlord rode on a donkey. Once a poor man came out to him wandering from somewhere. The landlord was a kind man. He kept the poor man with him. A couple of days later, when the poor man started leaving, he said to the landlord, "My Lord! I will never forget the kindness you have shown me. You see that I am a poor man." I have nothing to offer you. Yes, I can understand the language of animals and beasts. I can teach you this knowledge if you want, but you have to make a promise to me that you will never share this secret with anyone. You will not tell and also listen that if you tell this secret to anyone then you will not be able to live. "Lord said:" Baba! I promise you that I will never tell this secret to anyone. And I will always remember your kindness. " Well, the poor man taught him to understand the words of animals and beasts and left. The landlord's ox kept plowing from morning till late afternoon. When he came home in the evening, he would be given straw to eat, but the donkey would get green grass and a grain of gram. Poor Bell would watch all this and keep quiet. Time passed like this. One day when the ox passed by the donkey on his way back from the fields, the donkey saw him limping and asked: "Brother, why are you walking lamely today?" Bell replied: "Brother Donkey! I had to work hard today. When I was tired, the servant would hit me hard on the back and legs. My leg hurt. Well, I have my own destiny." The donkey was silent and the bull went to his place. The landlord had to build a house for his servant where the ox was tied. A few days later, the landlord made a kharli for the ox near the donkey. When they had time, they would talk to each other. One day, seeing Bell sad and silent, the donkey asked him: "Brother Bell! What's the matter? Why are you silent today. Do something." Bell said: "Donkey brother! What can I say? Today there are big sticks again." The donkey said: "Bull brother! You know the truth. I am very sad to see your dargat but I am sorry that I cannot share your sorrow." Bull said: "Brother donkey! You have told the truth. No one can share the pain, but you can give me some advice on how my life will be saved from this trouble and if not, I will rest for a couple of days. " The donkey said: "I have come up with a plan. If you follow it, you will survive for five or seven days. Tell me, will you tell me?" Bell said: "Goodness and ask. Tell me, what's the trick?" The donkey said: "When the plowman comes to pick you up for plowing, you should stand with your eyes closed. If he pulls you, you should take two steps and stand still and put your neck down. If you do not come and take it to the field, then do not work and sit on the ground. No matter how hard you are beaten, never get up. Fall down and then he will bring you home. You don't even have to smell it. Not eating grass will make you feel better, but you will get some rest for a few days because you don't take any effort from a sick animal. I thought it was a trick. I told you. You have the power to act or not to act. " Coincidentally, the landlord who passed by them at that time heard their words and passed by smiling. It was time for fodder. The servant put a bundle of grain on the donkey's mouth and put the bait in front of the ox. The bull was left speechless. The next day the plowman came to fetch the ox and saw that the ox was sick. Didn't eat anything at night. The servant ran to the master and said: "I don't know what happened to the ox at night. He neither eats nor drinks. Today I have to plow the whole field. Tell me to bring another ox from the garden." The landlord had heard the words of the ox and the donkey. I laughed a lot in my heart that the donkey has taught a good lesson. The landlord said to the plowman: "Where does it go well? Why bring another ox? Take the donkey. Put it in the plow and get the work done." The donkey got into trouble. Earlier, he used to eat grass standing on the ground all day, but now he has been plowing from morning till evening. The tail also had twisted poles. When the donkey returned to its place after sunset, Bell thanked him and said: "Brother, thanks to your kindness, I have found such happiness today that I have never had in my whole life. May God keep you happy." " The donkey said nothing. He was thinking that if this situation continued for two or four days, my life would be lost. Good thing he got himself in trouble. The next day the plowman took the donkey and kept it in the plow until evening. When the donkey returned tired, Bell thanked him again and said good-bye. The donkey said: "Leave these things alone. Today I have heard such bad news from the tongue of the owner that my hair is growing. May God protect you." Bell raised his ear and asked: "Brother Donkey! Tell me, my heart is pounding." The donkey said: "Tell me. The owner was telling the plowman that if the ox became very ill and unable to get up, call the butcher and turn the knife on him." The ox trembled at the butcher's name and said : "Then what do you suggest?" The donkey said: "I wish you well in all circumstances. Now my advice is that you stand up. Eat fodder and straw and in the morning when the plowman comes, go with him happily and go to the plow." The landlord was also listening to these words in secret and he was laughing in his heart at the words of both of them. Fearing for his life, Bell followed the donkey's advice. Cleaned all the fodder and started to clean. In the morning, the landlord took his wife to Bell's place. When Bell saw his master, he jumped up. The plowman also came. He found Bell perfectly healthy. When he opened it, he wagged his tail and walked away in such a way that the owner laughed uncontrollably. The wife asked: "Why did you laugh? It doesn't matter if you laugh." The landlord replied: "It's a mystery that I heard and saw that made me laugh." The wife said: Tell me that too. "The landlord said:" It is not a matter of telling. If I tell, I will die. The wife said: "You are lying. You laughed at me. "The landlord explained," Good luck! Why should I laugh at you? Gataj has become delusional. If he had not been afraid to die, he would have told me. Or I'll just keep asking. When the wife did not agree, the landlord gathered all the neighbors and told the whole story that my wife was stubborn about something that I would die after revealing. People explained a lot to his wife and when If they did not obey, they went to their homes. The landlord was helpless and went to perform ablution to recite two Nafls before the mystery was revealed. The rooster is getting very angry that he is unlucky! Where does he run away with the chickens. Our master is about to die. The rooster asked: "Why brother! What a disaster has befallen him! The dog told the whole story to the rooster. When the rooster heard this story, he laughed a lot and said: "Our owner is also a strange fool." He even pressed his wife so that she would die and he would not listen to her. There is an opportunity for a hen to raise her head in front of me. Why doesn't the owner break two or three straight branches of the mulberry tree in the house and take the stubble to the basement and beat it so that he repents and never does such a thing again. On hearing this, the landlord broke the mulberry branches and hid them in the basement. The wife said: "Have you performed ablution now? Tell me now?" The landlord said: "Let's go to the basement so that I can reveal the secret." So there is no one else to go and die there. The wife said, "Okay." And she went further into the basement. The landlord closed the door and hit her so hard that she folded her hands and said, "I repent, I will never be so stubborn again." After that the two came out. The family and relatives who were upset were happy and the couple started living life with great satisfaction till death.